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Eddie · 30-12-2012, 22:28

Slightly off topic, but given there are no late night Darts, the Night Bus is effectively its substitute along its route.

Twice in the last 3 months I have put my hand out at a number 7 stop along Nassau Street / Merrion Square for the 7N, and it has just gone sailing by.

What is the justification for not stopping at all daytime stops? All night buses in London stop at all stops.

In one instance I walked on to Pembroke Road, where I met a fellow traveller who confirmed the bus did stop there, so I caught the next one 30 minutes later. It was as equally unmarked at that stop that the 7N would stop there as any other stop I had passed en route. On the second occasion, the 2am was the last one.

I did write to DublinBus after the first time, but heard nothing back.

Can anyone offer any insights / advice?

30-12-2012, 22:28	#1
Eddie Really Regular Poster Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 258	Nitelink Slightly off topic, but given there are no late night Darts, the Night Bus is effectively its substitute along its route. Twice in the last 3 months I have put my hand out at a number 7 stop along Nassau Street / Merrion Square for the 7N, and it has just gone sailing by. What is the justification for not stopping at all daytime stops? All night buses in London stop at all stops. In one instance I walked on to Pembroke Road, where I met a fellow traveller who confirmed the bus did stop there, so I caught the next one 30 minutes later. It was as equally unmarked at that stop that the 7N would stop there as any other stop I had passed en route. On the second occasion, the 2am was the last one. I did write to DublinBus after the first time, but heard nothing back. Can anyone offer any insights / advice?